You got into Bitcoin last year, made some trades, and now it’s time to pay your cryptocurrency tax. That’s right. Even though Bitcoin was founded on the idea of cutting go-betweens out of the whole financial process, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service still wants its share of your profits. Regulation in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency
The modern world runs on technology. In fact, nearly every profession runs off of the internet or some kind of smartphone. This dependence on the digital space has made it so remote work is entirely possible for anyone with an internet connection and a skill worth sharing. The gig economy was born. Platforms like Upwork
Traveling can be a hassle. Imagine all the work involved in putting together your last vacation. There’s the flights to arrange, the hotels to book, packing and the never-ending parade of money, money, money. What’s more, not all money is equal when you’re on vacation. There has to be cash set aside for tips and
In the age of smartphones and smart cars, Smart Contracts are somewhat of a contradiction of terms. There’s no artificial intelligence involved or required. This Smart connotation comes from how simple, functional and reliable these self-executing contracts are. Written in lines of code, they build on the blockchain principle of peer-to-peer interactions. Smart Contracts are
Cryptocurrencies offer incredible benefits to society. Whether securing payment, expanding privacy, or ensuring autonomy, these digital currencies are paving the way for a brighter future. But the technology is still in its infancy, and as more and more people look at adapting cryptos into their everyday life, they’re experiencing some of the flaws inherent in
When you ask someone what a cryptocurrency is, the typical response you’ll hear is, “Bitcoin.” But is Bitcoin a token or a coin or both? Is there a difference between calling something a coin, a token, or a cryptocurrency? With all the jargon out there about cryptocurrencies, it can be overwhelming and confusing to understand